Steve Wynn’s $70 million Central Park penthouse goes under contract after years on market

Casino billionaire Steve Wynn has finally found a buyer for his sprawling Central Park penthouse, ending a four-year effort to sell one of Manhattan’s most recognizable luxury properties. According to Realtor.com and The Real Deal, the 10,875-square-foot duplex at 50 Central Park South went under contract in November 2026 with a last asking price of $70 million, the same amount Wynn paid for it in 2012.The sale does not yet have a disclosed final price or buyer, but it closes a long and unusual chapter for the property.

Wynn first listed the penthouse for $90 million in 2022, then cut the price to $65 million, took it off the market, re-listed it at $70 million and finally found a buyer after another return to the market in June 2026.A home above the RitzThe duplex occupies the 30th and 31st floors of the Ritz-Carlton Residences at 50 Central Park South, a 36-story building that was originally the Hotel St. Moritz when it opened in 1930.